Sentence examples for a rather different context from inspiring English sources

As Boris Becker once said (in a rather different context), nobody died.

As Johnny Rotten remarked, in a rather different context: he means it, man.

As the anthropologist Clifford Geertz observed, in a rather different context, "power served pomp, not pomp power".

Then, when researching theories of human evolution and male aggression in the 1960s, Morgan's name popped up, albeit in a rather different context.

Mr Shapiro says that a member of the OED staff has uncovered an example of the word dating back to 1850, though in a rather different context.

The Mets, who had their first season in 1962, enjoy what the Germans, in a rather different context, call die Gnade der späten Gebürt, or the grace of a late birth.

Extreme differences between upper right and lower left visual quadrants have been reported in the rather different context of visual search (visual search asymmetries in three-dimensional space) [101].

These two contributions come from two rather different contexts.

But I do know him in two rather different contexts, journalistic and collegial.

The historical influence of Stirner's work is perhaps more plausibly located in two rather different contexts.

[25] reported examples of mirror neuron activity in macaque area inferior parietal lobe; these neurons responded to the same action carried out in rather different contexts, suggesting that they are involved in encoding the 'semantic equivalence' of actions carried out by different agents in different contexts.